actually present and we have everyone has a speech, the ceremony like i said it would it would be at nine for now are just gathering. and you can see huge crowds are attending here at iraq airport. all right, thanks uh for that live coverage that was salem muslim, our correspondent in baghdad. now here's what people on yemen told our correspondent there about general sulaimani's assassination. may allah have mercy. if it weren't for him. would not have much left of the islamic world. it was the main support of our brothers in palestine who are currently engaged in battle and i using the same weapons that qasam provided for them. if it wasn't for him, iraq would not be iraq, and syria would not be syria. may allah bless our commander qasim sulaymani. the islamic world has indeed lost a great commander. after the 2006 war in lebanon ended, israel began to target hisbullah because they felt a threat and concerned about power, after this war, the us and israel began to assassinate muslim leaders, one of whom was rasim sulaymani, they did this to weaken us, but allah will surprise everyone, is

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there are nine airlines affected at the - are nine airlines affected at the moment, with alaska and unitedortionally the 737 900 makes up around 25% of oral alaska's flying. it is a big hit for them than it is for united, where it is a slightly smaller proportion. yesterday alaska cancelled 14% of their network. united cancelled 7% of their network. the majority of carriers are in the americas. south—west have a few as well. 0utside south—west have a few as well. outside of that, there is iceland air, a company in kazakhstan and one in indonesia. it is not a global variant that is used around the world. that is good news because it is a bit more isolating, but it needs to be rectified pretty quickly. needs to be rectified pretty cuickl . ., ~' ,, , needs to be rectified pretty cuickl . ., ~ , . a rocket has blasted off from cape canaveral in florida carrying the first american spacecraft to attempt a moon landing for half a century. if all goes well, the peregrine 0ne robot — developed by astrobotic — would be the first—ever soft lunar landing by a private company. launched in cooperation

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at these nine is really soldiers are killed and several injured in the gazo strip as palestinian fighters put up stiff resistance against in. forces. the world health organization warns the health system in gaza is collapsing a very rapid pace amid continued israeli air strikes. and iran says that the us is using the security of navigation in the red sea as an excuse to boost his military presence in the region. hello everyone, it's midnight in the besieg gaza strip, you're watching press tv, world news. more than three months into israely genocide in gaza, the regime continues pounding blockaded territory with air strikes and artillery. health ministry in gaza says. has committed 12 massacers throughout the besieg enclave so far tuesday says at least 126 palestinians have been killed and 241 others wounded as a result at least one palestinian was killed and several injured and latest air strike on nuceirat refugee camp in central gaza and the regime continues pounding khan unis southern gaza with war planes and at least two people were killed there and several injured. the situation also

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tank shells hit a un facility sheltering tens of thousands of people in southern gaza, killing at least nine people. new killing at least nine people. satellite pictures show previously new satellite pictures show for previously unknown emperor penguin colonies in antarctica. hello, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. russia has accused ukraine of shooting down a russian military transport plane carrying 65 captured ukrainian soldiers to a prisoner exchange. none of the 7a people on board are reported to have survived. the bbc has verified this mobile phone video which shows the aircraft falling through the sky in the distance and exploding on the ground. russia's foreign minister has called for a un security council meeting,... as this happened during previous prisoner swaps. our russia editor steve rosenberg gave us the latest from moscow. caught on mobile phone, the moment a russian military transport plane fell from the sky. woman speaks russian "good god," she cries, as the consequence of what has happened becomes clear. the wreckage

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denied accusations that it hit a united nations facility in southern gaza on wednesday, killing at least nined wounded more than 70. the israeli military said the incident was not caused by an air or artillery strike by its forces and that it was investigating whether hamas was to blame. the training centre in khan younis was sheltering a large numbers of palestinians who've been forced from their homes. a man has been sentenced to death injapan following a deadly arson attack on an animation studio in kyoto — which killed 36 people. shinji aoba had previously admitted to setting the building on fire in 2019. his lawyers had sought an acquital on the grounds of mental incompetence, but the judge rejected their arguments. live now to our correspondent shaimaa khalil. welcome to you. remind us of the background to this awful case. what happened? this background to this awful case. what ha ened? , ..,, background to this awful case. what hauened? , , happened? this case shocked the nation and broke _ happened? this case shocked the nation and broke the _ happened? this case shocked the nation an

the snowfall has not stopped for several hours, the roads are snowy, and traffic jams are now at nineecasters say it will be snowy and windy until at least friday evening. the capital's airports are still operating normally. utility workers switched to enhanced regime. rescuers announced a yellow danger level and recommended drivers to be extremely careful, and it is better to change to public transport. the situation is similar in other regions of central russia, as well as in the north-west. for orthodox believers , epiphany eve precedes one of the main church holidays, baptism or theophany. in all churches there is a rite of blessing of water. it is believed that after this she is endowed with special powers. perhaps the most famous tradition is connected with this: plunging into special ice holes in jordan, named after the river in which, according to legend, jesus was baptized. however, the clergy emphasize that this is a secular rather than a church tradition. by according to experts, it is better to prepare for such an extreme swim in advance, for example, gradually harden your

. >> all new 2020 tonight at nine eight central on abc. >> well, back in november, there was plenty of speculation over why our friend michael strahan had been off the air for nearly three weeks. he said only that he was dealing with a, quote, personal family matter. >> but now we know why. >> yeah. michael's 19 year old daughter, isabel, has been battling brain cancer, and she asked robin roberts if she could help her share her story. >> how will you be our dear friend michael? >> side by side with his daughter isabella, as they reveal what they've been facing over the last few months. >> all right, here we go. >> here we go. soon after starting college at the university of southern california this past fall, the then 18 year old freshman begins experience excruciating headaches unlike any she's had before. so what did you think was going on at the time? i thought i had vertigo because i, i looked that up and associated that with walking straight doctors suddenly telling isabella she's developed a fast growing ■for centimeter tumor in the back of her brain. it's size larger than a gol

at the premiere last year. what was that like for you? >> niney. we were in italy. to have folks who didn't look like me, were not from the same place, appreciate what we had done, it was an out of body experience. >> what was it about it this book? so many of us read it. what was about it that you said, i have got to make this into a movie? >> it was during the pandemic. it was a couple months after the murder of george floyd that the book came out. oprah told me to read the book. i didn't feel like reading. she said, read it. i finally read it, i felt like it was mine to share. there were pieces in the book i wanted to make sure i amplified. so i set out trying to figure out how to take a nonfiction book and put it in a film with actors and emotion and characters that would tell the story. >> really brilliant. i want everybody to see a bit of it right here. >> he couldn't have been the only one who felt something tragic was happening. so why was he the only one among the men to not go along that day? perhaps we can reflect on what it would mean

at palace tahoe. how cute is this little guy? this is video provided by the resort. it received nine inches of snow in the last 24 hours, and more is on the way and for a look at both the fresh snow and the high surf, let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel . >> sandhya, give us the numbers. yeah, those numbers are actually good for this time of year. dan. and let's take a look at a live picture first and then we'll talk sierra snow numbers really quiet scene from zephyr cove. the wind is barely blowing there and the snow is gone. but here's what's left on the ground. 18in at sierra tahoe. sugar bowl in the last 24 hours, along with kirkwood picking up ten 11in, excuse me, 11. theres boreal ten, soda springs, ten. palisades tahoe nine inches of snow, and they'll be getting more as we take a look back at live doppler seven, you will notice over the last 24 hours, the snow has been coming down over the mountains. we had our share of showers even this morning with an isolated shower or two lingering into the afternoon. our next storm is developing in the pacific and it

college degrees where rubio didn't register at all, and where the voters who are gravitating towards her or not many number so far. >> steve is back on tonight, ninee new poll results from nbc news, at the des moines register. katie -- will join him as well. that's going to do it for me on this saturday edition of alex -- reports. see you again tomorrow at one pm, for the next edition. for the next edition welcome to the beach weekend. i'm ari melber, let's get right into the headlines. >> this post holiday period is also known in politics as the campaign homestretch. we are three days out from the start of the 2024 race in iowa, and we are seeing the candidates talk s,

. >> today, a vote is expected at the san francisco airport commission meeting at nine this morning. according to our media partners at the sf standard, commissioners are expected to vote in favor of the renaming. feinstein died in september at the age of 90. she was the longest serving woman senator in u.s. history, and the first woman to serve as mayor of san francisco. >> speaking of sfo, you might see some extra security tonight. first lady jill biden is flying in this evening ahead of a fundraiser tomorrow. she's expected to talk at a political event in the city tomorrow afternoon. she'll also be up north for a fundraiser in sonoma county on thursday. these events are part of a group of fundraising stops in california, utah and ohio. 5-08 this morning, and it's a quiet start to the day, but we will find rain returning later on this afternoon. >> a live look from our oakland airport camera. it is quiet and it is dry, but looking at our rain chances as we go throughout the day, they're pretty low. early on this morning we're expecting a pretty dry morning commute, but that changes

i'll see at nine. keep see you tomorrow at nine. keep fighting. fight. see you tomorrow at nine.ghter outlook1t. see you tomorrow at nine. keep figia brighter outlook with boxt >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good evening. i'm alex burkill here with your latest gb news, weather forecast. while some of us may see a touch of frost and some fog patches tonight, there is still some heavy rain affecting southeastern an of southeastern parts. an area of low pressure has pushed its way up as we went through today, bringing pretty heavy rain bringing some pretty heavy rain across areas , and that across southern areas, and that rain is now going to feed a little bit further north eastwards, affecting particularly east anglia into lincolnshire through this evening overnight could lincolnshire through this evenirsome overnight could lincolnshire through this evenirsome overn disruption and cause some travel disruption and some further flooding is possible too. but that rain gradually trying clear away gradually try

jean carroll will join rachel maddow at nine pm is running for her first interview since today's rdict that, let's bring in our lead off panel. eugene scott, senior politics reporter for axios, molly jong-fast, special correspondent profanity fear and a friend e. jean of carroll, and dave aronberg, state attorney for paul beach county. dave, i'm going to start with you. i'm not a lawyer, audit play went on tv, but this shock me. what was your reaction to this ruling? >> jason, i thought it was the right role in polka's when you are a defendant and you continue to show malice, bed faced by cohen at south dakota and of repeating what if a nation, and show content for the process and jurist by walking out of the cold front during closing arguments, you are going to get hit with a massive verdict. that's what happened here. can't it's big enough that it really is painful for trump, but not big enough to be overturned on appeal. because the punitive damages are about three and a half times the compensatory damages, which is within the norm. that means this verdict is likely to stand. so kud

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married and is now likely expecting his first child, and so that's the way i preferred to look at the passing of nine years. 'but in syria i couldn't look the way i wanted to at the passing of nine years as i passed the streets, alleyways and buildings. i could only keep myself composed to some extent, as opposed to many others who were in shock and ore when they encountered these scenes, especially when i saw all of those factories and workshops that used to be full of workers, engineers'. and technicians nine years ago, people who are no longer in their workplaces, many people who are no longer with us, there's not enough space in the ground to hide their bodies, sometimes a park in the street becomes their burial place. i felt that in syria i didn't have the right to speak of anything other than the war for the past nine years, however, i decided to at least look for answers to why all of this happened in syria, why syria? in the united states people are not very political, therefore it really doesn't matter to them what happens in the rest of the world, so thank you for your service and thank you

says a training centre sheltering tens of thousands of displaced people has been hit reports sat at least ninee have been killed and 75 injured. israel has been pressing ahead with its offensive on southern gaza's main city, khan younis, cutting off hospitals, and killing more than 200 people in the last day. the overall number of palestinians killed in the war has been taken to at least 25,700. 0ur middle east correspondent mark lowen injerusalem gave us the latest. this is the un release and work agency for gazan refugees which has reported that two tank rounds hit one of its training centres in khan younis which was sheltering hundreds of people in that specific building, and they reported at least nine people dead and 75 injured, and they said that un teams including those from the world health organization are trying to reach that facility. the israeli army has blockaded roads around it, and that is part of a city which is now very much that the focus of the israeli offensive which is intensifying in khan younis. israel has ordered the evacuation of districts in city that are set to hold

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the game with larry and the guys and then stay with us for abc seven news at nine. hank you so much for joining us today on getting answers. we'll be here every weekday at three, answering questions with experts from around the bay area. world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. and i'll see you back here after >>> tonight, at least 28 dead now in this brutal winter storm and frigid air. in the northeast, multiple members of the same family killed when they got out of their car. the

lisa didn’t just go on a tour, but showed lali kromarenko what she already knows how to do at nine.la. i want to wish you that everything works out for you and that your parents are happy. and i'm glad you liked it rhythmic gymnastics center. you are holding? thank you. and this is for you, this is already the joy of eight-year-old volodya, with whom at the aeroflot training center the navs all talked and exceeded the plan of santa claus, after all, he asked him only for the designer. vladimir, moscow, has been dreaming of a construction set for 8 years. as a result, volodya himself and his sisters, as well as kira from novosibirsk and robert from st. petersburg, visited the place where flight attendants and pilots train. well, shall we try to take off? yes, look. you will pilot, i will help you a little prompt, then we will fall, we will never fall , dimarini for landing on water, on water, emergency landing, and you have life jackets, of course you have and... not only life jackets, but also life rafts, inflatable ladders, inflate the vest, andrey's enthusiastic look from sevastop

on donner pass we will look at nine to 10 inches.next system will get here on friday and saturday and we will have more on that as we get closer to it and it will be the focus in the forecast in the coming days. that we are still until he focused on the tuesday rain and that is the one that delivers the biggest punch out of all of these systems , however the saturday system needs to be watched for the possibility for more widespread rain by the time get there. >>> the >>> a 49ers finished the regular season on sunday against the rams in this morning's "red & gold report" matt lively explains why it will feel more like a preseason game. >> this is the volkswagen "red & gold report". >> christian mccaffrey will miss the game with a calf injury but with a number one seed cleansed, cmc has plenty of time to heal. the 49ers will be nice and rested when they begin the playoffs at levi's stadium. >> to perform in front of our own home and basin the faithful it will be special for us. we are excited. >> george kittle is more excited than bro

comedianjon stewart is returning to the anchor desk at the daily show — nine years after leaving theadcast during the us election campaign. stewart took over comedy central�*s late night slot in 1999 and turned it into one of tv�*s most influential shows. he left in 2015. stewart's successor, trevor noah, stepped down in 2022 and producers have not found a permanent replacement. and finally, it's the story that has raised eyebrows and stirred up strong emotions among tea drinkers around the world. a chemistry professor here in the us has recommended adding a pinch of salt to your brew, claiming it enhances the flavour. purists would call such a thing blasphemy. it's prompted the us embassy in london to post on x saying: well, i tested it out with the person who recommended the pinch of salt, michelle francl, professor of chemistry at bryn marr college, whojoined me a short time ago. professor, thank you so much forjoining us. i am going to try your recommendation, i haven't done it yet, and you can't tell that i and wearing a white top so why am really taking a risk here, so why am t

jake tapper and dana bash will host on cnn january 10th at nine. right now -- and laura coates will take it away. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ it's our special to our coverage of tonight's cnn republican town halls. ron desantis and nikki haley, it continues now i'm laura coates in washington d.c.. and i'm >> abby philip in new york. iowa republicans are set to vote in just ten days. yes that's how fast it's all moving right now. tonight rhonda scent is and nikki haley facing some tough questions from those very voters. questions on hot button issues like the border, the economy, the war in ukraine, abortion, and both are taken their shot at the candidate you didn't see. i'm talking about front runner donald j trump. we're going to get into all of it over the next two hours together. >> stay with us we're going to start right here in new york with our great panel on set with me here. scott jennings you are in the hot seat. i want to ask you, not just what your takeaways were, but what do you think the strength of each of these candidates? nikki haley and ron d

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then at nine, we have a special edition of abc seven news at ten, it's wheel of fortune and jeopardy! and then don't forget to stay with us for abc seven news at 11. thank you so much for joining us for getting answers today. world news tonight with david muir is up >>> tonight, new york city and the east bracing for a major winter storm. >>> also tonight, bomb stlets targeting multiple state capitals. >>> first tonight, this cross-country storm bringing snow, rain, strong winds to much of the east. washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york city. potentially the biggest snow in new york city in nearly two years. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> the deadly explosions in iran. at least 95 people killed, more than 200 wounded. two explos

our new nbc news des moines poll coming out at nine pm eastern tonight will give us a better idea herealking to a senior adviser to donald trump over at the campaign headquarters. what is the campaign doing to try to help through the cold weather here? and he told me that they are offering rides to folks that need at, and we are talking about a situation where folks are going to have to actively leave their front doors, get into a very cold vehicle, just long off to turn up some heat, get there, go through a parking lot, walk over that black ice. the caucus begins at seven pm, well after sundown, so these would be really difficult conditions. but when you are looking at polling data, donald trump supporters consistently say that they are the most enthusiastic and firmly behind him of any other candidate, and that is exactly what the trump operation, the data that they are looking at, and anecdotally conversations that i've had with folks who have watched and stand out in lines in very cold temperatures before, that is exactly what they need to ultimately happen come monday night, alex.

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nine. if we look at page nine, that is where you address the case of ishaq. footnote three, a large number of documents were provided in relation to the case, do you recall that?— provided in relation to the case, do you recall that? yes. if we school down we have — you recall that? yes. if we school down we have the _ you recall that? yes. if we school down we have the rest _ you recall that? yes if we school down we have the rest of you recall that? ies if we school down we have the rest of your evidence. can we please look at paul 00a please. this is the investigation report. thank you. is this the document that you drafted? correct. that is dated — document that you drafted? correct. that is dated may _ document that you drafted? correct. that is dated may 2011 _ document that you drafted? correct. that is dated may 2011 and _ document that you drafted? correct. that is dated may 2011 and it - document that you drafted? correct. that is dated may 2011 and it is - that is dated may 2011 and it is your investigation report. i would like to begin on page six,

that's at nine on abc seven. >> we will see you guys in 30 minutes. >> it is cold out there this morningthe frost advisory. it's posted until 10 a.m. the next 90 minutes for those chilly temperatures. it is a mostly cloudy morning out there. live look from our exploratorium camera these clouds in advance of rain tomorrow so it's partly sunny today. temperatures in the 50s tomorrow. rain is back in the forecast. it's a level two and that rain is heavy at times. tomorrow. stephanie >> thank you drew and we will have another abc seven news update in just about 30 minutes. and always on our news app, abc seven news.com. >> announcer: welcome >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. >>> welcome back, everybody. we've been roaring into '24 with ways to improve your life. next we're gonna show you how to mix up your workout routine. getting '24 off to a great start. >> we're gonna need that after the good food we are going to meet. coming up in this next segment. we are making your meal plan with the takeout breakout trend that's taking over social media. buy a platter or cate

i'll see at nine. you're see you tomorrow at nine.'s channel that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . good from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. good evening i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb after a met office for gb news. after a very wet start to the year, the weekend promises much drier conditions . it's also going to conditions. it's also going to be turning a little colder . be turning a little bit colder. we're losing low pressure systems and replacing them with an area of high pressure that's likely to last for most of next week, bringing a lot of dry weather, a lot of dry weather. but completely dry . but it's not completely dry. still pretty wet out there this evening over parts of northeast scotland. some heavy showers evening over parts of northeast scotlthe. some heavy showers evening over parts of northeast scotlthe northernzavy showers evening over parts of northeast scotlthe northernzavy sanders over the northern isles and there

then at nine, we have a special edition of abc seven news at ten, it's wheel of fortune and jeopardy! and then don't forget to stay with us for abc seven news at 11. thank you so much for joining us for getting answers today. world news tonight with david muir is up >>> tonight, new york city and the east bracing for a major winter storm. >>> also tonight, bomb stlets targeting multiple state capitals. >>> first tonight, this cross-country storm bringing snow, rain, strong winds to much of the east. washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york city. potentially the biggest snow in new york city in nearly two years. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> the deadly explosions in iran. at least 95 people killed, more than 200 wounded. two explosions minutes apart. the victims attending a memorial for a top iranian general killed in a u.s. air strike four years ago. martha raddatz with late reporting, she's in the middle east. >>> in the u.s. tonight, those bomb threats targeting multiple state capitals. authorities at this hour investigating who is behind the hoax. >>> outside n

channel, bbc scotland, which had two dedicated news programmes as we covered on newswatch at the time, the nine running for an hour at 9:00 monday to thursday and the seven on four quarter of an hour earlier in the evening from friday to sunday. but now those programmes are themselves in the news. not in a good way. welcome to the nine. the times newspaper revealed that an addition of the nine last week attracted just 1700 viewers, which it said was 0.1% of those watching television at the time in scotland. and there were even worse figures for the seven. one edition of the program was seen by only 200 viewers. given those audience numbers and given that bbc one in scotland already provides a dedicated daily news programme reporting scotland, some people wondered whether those two bulletins on the bbc scotland channel provided value for money. john ewing was clear in his view... our request for an interview on this was declined, but bbc scotland have said that taking viewing figures for one show at a certain time slot a certain period of the year doesn't represent the totality of the views. the

passengers were evacuated, at least nine people were injured and taken to hospital with various injuriesion, near where the emergency occurred is still blocked, traffic on the line has been stopped. the fire has already been extinguished, but rescuers continue to work at the scene. volunteers from the komi republic sent a large batch of aid to our fighters on the front line, organized the entire women's movement of united russia, managed to collect more than 70 boxes of almost 400 kg of everything necessary: ​​food, personal hygiene items, dugout candles, camouflage nets and of course new year's gifts, in one of sending letters and drawings from children, and representatives of the young the guards organized a holiday for the doctors of the tula military hospital, where they are undergoing treatment. as the volunteers themselves said, on such a holiday it is very important that no one is left without attention and support. in general , the new year holidays are that most magical time when dreams should come true, especially when it comes to children, whom we, adults, can surround with wa

regime change. at least nine israeli soldiers are killed and several injured in the gaza strip as palestinianround invasion, resistance groups however say israel is under reporting its casualties. who officials say helz is collapsing a very rapid pace, it's a human. catastrophe is unfolding before their eyes as the israel regime continues bombarding the besieg territory non-stop.

lisa didn’t just go on a tour, but showed lala koromarenko what she can already do at nine.hing works out for you, that your parents are happy, and i’m glad that you liked the rhythmic gymnastics center, you keep it up, thank you very much and this is for you, this is already joy eight-year-old volodya, with whom the navas all talked at the aeroflot training center and exceeded santa claus's plan, he asked him only for the designer, vladimir. moscow has been dreaming about a designer for 8 years. as a result, volodya himself and his sisters, as well as kira from novosibirsk and robert from st. petersburg, visited the place where flight attendants and pilots train. well, shall we try to take off? yes. look, you will pilot, i will give you a little hint. yes, we will fall. we will never fall. dim, emergency landing on water. on water, emergency landing. are there life jackets? of course have. and not only vests, but also life rafts. inflatable ladders , inflate the vest, come in, andrey's admiring glance from sevastopol in moskvarium, the boy asked to show him moscow sights an

tank shells hit a un facility sheltering tens of thousands of people in southern gaza, killing at least ninetop stories from around the world. russia has accused ukraine of shooting down a russian military transport plane carrying 65 captured ukrainian soldiers to a prisoner exchange. none of the 74 people on board are reported to have survived. the bbc has verified this mobile phone video which shows the aircraft falling through the sky in the distance and exploding on the ground. russia's foreign

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i'll see at nine. you're see you tomorrow at nine.'s channel that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . good from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. good evening i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb after a met office for gb news. after a very wet start to the year, the weekend promises much drier conditions . it's also going to conditions. it's also going to be turning a little colder . be turning a little bit colder. we're losing low pressure systems and replacing them with an area of high pressure that's likely to last for most of next week, bringing a lot of dry weather, a lot of dry weather. but completely dry . but it's not completely dry. still pretty wet out there this evening over parts of northeast scotland. some heavy showers evening over parts of northeast scotlthe. some heavy showers evening over parts of northeast scotlthe northernzavy showers evening over parts of northeast scotlthe northernzavy sanders over the northern isles and there